United States Could Intervene in Mexico Say Washington Papers
A Morning Journal special reports officials in Washington say Mexican papers in Mexico City discuss seven possible U S intervention options. They range from full invasion to recognition withdrawal and arbitration, with warnings Carranza’s government would fall and peace talks unlikely.
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SY Morning Journal
Leaten Wren
Washington
Mexico
Mexico City
State Department
United States
Carranza
Fletcher
Detachment Enters Mexico Recovers Mules During Expedition
Marfa Texas August 23 Capt Tru man Roudinet in command of a detachment of the Eighth cavalry crossed into Mexico to recover six pack mules lost after the Punitive expedition crossed the river. The party of twenty American troops located the mules and returned to U. S. lines. The Mexican commander Praneda moved troops toward Coyame as the pursuit continues with possible clashes feared as Villa followers are believed distant in the Onaga district.
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Marfa
Tex
Truman Roudinet
Eighth Cavalry
River Base
Mexico
Carranza
Carranzas
Boudinot
Polig
Mitches
Antonio Praneda
Ojinaga
Cauchillo Parade
Coyame
Chihuahua City
Cosme Bengoechea
Presidio
Primeda
Jesus Renteria
Villa
Hipolite Villa
Frantis
Uarranza Again Vows Extreme Stance Defying US
Mexican leaders warn against intervention as reports say Venustiano Carranza declares continued resistance. Prominent editors in Mexico City urge caution while prominent figures fear US military action is likely.
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Mexico City
Germany Plans Another Nations League
Munich correspondent reports Germany aims to form a league of nations with Russia Austria Hungary likely to join, and later Italy Japan and smaller nations dissatisfied with the Paris conference.
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Germany
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Japan
Italy
Fieneva
Associated Press
Munich
Journal de Geneve
Search for Lair of Bandits on California Border Continues
On the California Mexican border planes and cavalry search every nook for two lost aviators, following Baker's orders. The effort focuses on locating the aviators and assessing possible bandit lairs in the region.
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Baker
Mexican Troops to Juarez to Punish Border Bandits
Andres Garcia the Mexican consul announced a regiment of federal troops will ride a special train from Chihuahua to Juarez tomorrow to aid in driving bandits from the border. Mexican Cavalry units will operate along the border east of Juarez to mirror American positions.
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Paso
Tex
Andres
Garcia
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Mexico
M. M. Dieguez
Carransa
Chihuahua
Starez Tomor
Hanteck ix
Franciscs
Ion
Roffe
Port Ulisse
Fragmentary note on bathers and a possible trick
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions bathers and a possible deceit related to a 20 Nae and a sl in ty. The text appears garbled with names and places unreadable, offering no clear event, date, or proper nouns to anchor a report.
Confiscation of Oil and Mexican Policy Tensions
Mexico City dispatch notes a looming crisis as Carranza pushes nationalization of oil lands and confiscation measures amid U.S. pressure and foreign interest. Editorials warn the United States may intervene and urge Mexico to resolve its internal difficulties to avoid wider conflict.
Hope of Finding Lost Aviators In Search Abandonment
San Diego California August 23 search officials say the effort to find Lieutenants Frederick Waterhouse and Cecil Connelly missing since last Wednesday will be abandoned. A report says a De Havilland aircraft was seen Wednesday forty miles below the Mexican border flying south toward the Gulf of California reported by C J Adams an American mining man forty miles south of Campo California.
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San Diego
Calif
Air Service
Frederick Waterhouse
Cecil
Connelly
de Haviland
J. Adams
Campo
California
Gulf of California
Pacific and Atlantic Service To Resume
The transatlantic steamship line resumes service after interruption in 1916 due to war conditions. The restart will connect major ports, restoring passenger and cargo links across the ocean this spring.
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Atlantic
Teo Aviators Lose Lives in Kelly Field Crash
At Kelly Field in San Antonio Texas two aviators from Boston and Pennsylvania were killed when the new airplane they were testing climbed to two hundred feet and crashed late today. The incident occurred during a flight test and authorities are investigating the exact cause.
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Teo
San Antonio
Tex
Lient i Masiam
Boston
Harry Higgins
Pennsylvania
Kelly Field
Refrigerator car system defended by livestock man
Washington August 23 refrig erator car operations of the five packing houses were defended before the senate agriculture committee considering bills to regulate the packing industry and separate car operation. B Heineman of the National Livestock Exchange argued they are not sources of discrimination and criticised federal trade commission claims. He described peddler car routes delivering small lots across the country and said abolishing them would cut supply to many places. The examiner for the FTC questioned him about freight rates at southwest ports and Heineman blamed robbers for faults in the system while insisting other wholesale firms can use the same method.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Biz Five
Senate Agriculture Committee
Kenyon and Kendrick
B. Heineman
National Livestock Exchange
Heineman
United
Virtue
Federal Trade Commission
Oil land lease bill stalls in Senate amid debate
Washington Aug 23 1930 Efforts for a final vote on the government oil land lease bill failed after a long discussion with charges the measure benefits Standard Oil and pine rocky forestry policy chief Gifford Pinchot. La Follette opposed fixing a definite voting time while Kenyon warned of oil control fears.
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Morning Journal
Leagen
Washington
Bdl
Senate
Standard Oil Company
Conservation Policiis
Gifford Pinechot
Forestry Service
Benator la Follette
Wisconsin
Kenyon
Iowa
Airman Arthur J. Hanton Reports on Field Exercise
An incomplete report from Hackwell Field cites Arthur J. Hanton stating the Army has completed all tasks and no issues are reported tonight.
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Tiere
Hackwell Field
Arthur J. Hanton
Aireh
Lost American aviators untraced after long search
Report notes Mexican cavalrymen scanned Lower California for two missing American pilots and returned with no trace of the men except one patrol. Army units here offered no new information as of late Wednesday.
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Calizies
Lower
California
Waterkave
German plot in Mexico eyed invasion of U S by 45 000 force
Dr PL Ft Altendorff a former US military intelligence officer testified to a German Mexican invasion plan. He described his switch to aid the Allies while acting as a US spy and warned of Germany seeking economic control of Mexico within six months of treaty ratification.
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Morning Journal
New York
Mexico
United States
National Association For the Protection of American Rights
PL Ft. Altendorff
United States Military Intellience Department
Searet
Military Intelligence Department
Military Intellgence Department
Altendorff
Germany
Archduke Joseph Cabinet Resigns Over Peace Conference Refusal
Budapest reports Archduke Joseph and Premier Friederich resign after the peace conference refuses to recognize them. The move follows the conference's denial of official acceptance and recognition.
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Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Friederich
Peace Conference
Hoover Spokesmen Say Council Refuses Any Hungary Deal
Paris August 21 The council of five after Herbert Hoover’s appearance today announced it would not negotiate with any government in which any member of the house of Hapsburg bears responsibility.
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Paris
Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Council of Five
House of Hapsburg
Trains Tied Up as Los Angeles Strike Hammers Rails
Los Angeles officials report severe disruption from a three night strike by switchmen and brakemen. Freight movement halted with only two passenger trains operating, as car inspectors and yard crews resign. livestock in yards faces risk amid dispatch delays.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Senate Committee Seeks Information on Shantung Treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee told President Wilson it cannot proceed with amendments to the Shantung provisions until it receives more information. The panel voted to request the treaty details and related negotiations with Poland, Britain, and Italy, signaling a delay that shifts the fight to the Senate floor.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Japan
Bhantung
Senate Foreign Rela
Wilson
Meni
Benater
Umber
Republice of Nerth Prakaty
Lodge
Efinitee Hanfier
Willigtnn Deraucrat
Mississippi
Hairman
Poland
Rhine
United Aigies
Shantung
As Troopers Go Farther and Farther into Carranza Land
Troopers advance deeper into Carranza land as water and forage grow more plentiful, signaling improved supply conditions. Local crowds observe the movement with cautious optimism about continued progress and access to resources.
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Carranza Land
Punitive Expedition to Withdraw from Mexico Within 24 Hours
Marfa Texas reports say the American punitive expedition will be ordered out of Mexico within twenty four hours though withdrawal orders have not yet been received. Lieutenant Davis and Petersons plane abandoned at Men LIS has been located upstream on the Conchos river. Six Mexican suspects are held at Candelaria for examination. Troops search for Henterias associate Covame as the effort to break up the Tenteria gang continues.
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Marfa
Tex
Mexico
Langhorne
lLieutenants
Davis
Peterson
Menxies
Conchos River
Candelaria
Tenteria
Henteria
Covyame
American punitive expedition pursues bandits across Mexico
American cavalry detachments searched Mexican hills and canyons for bandits who seized two lieutenants last week, while a larger force advanced toward a new base. A third detachment returned with pack animals, and troops continued the cross border operation in difficult terrain as they pressed the hunt west of the Rio Grande and near the California border.
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Monins
Epecia
el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Paul H. Davis
Harold G. Peterson
Frederick I. Waterhouse
Cecil B. Connelly
Herouadron
Yuma Ariz
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Calif
Mexico
Cosme Pen Epechea
Presidio
Antonio Prineds
Ojinaga
Coluimn
Coanchas River
Teas Csrranga Treone
Antonel Leoghorne
Eiara
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Ereciss Te
Ams
Dikens
Mee
Merigan
America
Robert If Murray
Albuuquerque Journal
New York World
The
Press Publishing Co
Aescare
Carranga
Hexcessior
Jn Universal
League of Nations
Hanael Nieto
Peter Catron
Ban Luis Potosi
Elenoequera
Villa Guerrero
Senor Nieto
Fien
Manuel Larraga
Sequera
Nieto
San Joxe de Tinto
Villa Guerrera
Reggaera
Cat
Congress
Fon
Atlantie
Cam Perry
C. B. Hinentan
Spearneu
Merigo
Ludendorff
Polo
Osnoryg
China
Kiao Chow and
Henalors
Ana Billije
Renmiur
Repub
Petzt Pease Deleg
Piven
Pecora
Japen
Afd
Ieee
Ufa Ss
Republic
House of Sominens
Big Bend
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